Indianapolis: low clearance bridges and posted heights
Within 25 mi of Indianapolis, 28 roads carry a posted clearance. The lowest is South Colorado Avenue at 8'5".
What that means for your rig
23 of them are under 12 ft, about the height of a camper van or a travel trailer with the air conditioner on the roof.
28 of them are under 13 ft, where most motorhomes and fifth wheels sit.
Tell Motocamp what you drive and how tall it is, and it keeps these roads off your route.
Every posted clearance near Indianapolis, lowest first
Road name, the posted height, and how far from downtown.
- 8'5"South Colorado Avenue · 3 mi E
- 8'5"East Pleasant Run Parkway South Drive · 3 mi E
- 8'9"Riverview Drive · 7 mi N
- 9'0"Rockville Avenue · 4 mi W
- 9'0"West Road 200 North · 18 mi S
- 10'3"South Rural Street · 2 mi E
- 10'6"East Beecher Street · 2 mi SE
- 10'6"East Pleasant Run Parkway South Drive · 2 mi SE
- 10'6"Westbrook Avenue · 5 mi W
- 10'6"County Line Road · 9 mi W
- 10'7"South Sherman Drive · 3 mi E
- 10'7"West Morris Street · 4 mi W
- 10'7"South High School Road · 8 mi SW
- 10'8"Bridgeport Road · 8 mi W
- 10'9"Subway Street · 5 mi SE
- 10'10"South Tibbs Avenue · 3 mi W
- 11'0"East Pleasant Run Parkway North Drive · 2 mi SE
- 11'2"South Warman Avenue · 3 mi W
- 11'8"South Pine Street · 1 mi E
- 11'8"East Georgia Street · 1 mi E
- 11'8"East Pleasant Run Parkway North Drive · 2 mi S
- 11'8"East New York Street · 3 mi E
- 11'10"South Davidson Street · 1 mi E
- 12'0"South Davidson Street · 1 mi E
- 12'1"Lick Creek Parkway South Drive · 5 mi S
- 12'11"South Meridian Street · in the centre
- 13'0"South Pine Street · 1 mi E
- 13'0"East 9th Street · 3 mi E
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